crosser, g h
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- G. H. Crosser
- Record count
- 13
- Sources
- bio_goodspeed_1888,life_events
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Bloomfield, Missouri; Dexter; Dexter, Mo.; Stoddard County
- First event date
- 1880-09-25
- Last event date
- 1886-03-13
Timeline — 12 events
- 1880-09-25 Dexter, Mo.. Attended the Dexter school suit proceedings; named among "quite a number of the Dexter folks in attendance" Quote: ""Among them, H. R. Hicks, C. W. Wagoner, A. F. Cooper, J. N. Miller, J. A. Kirkpatrick, Z. T. Wilcox, J. C. Walker, C. R. Metcalfe, L. C. O'Brien and G. H. Crosser; also D…
- 1881-05-14 Dexter. G. H. Crosser, druggist at Dexter; Robert T. Smoot aided in invoicing his stock Co-mentioned: Robert T. Smoot. Quote: "aiding G. H. Crosser in invoicing his stock of drugs."
- 1883-06-23 Bloomfield, Missouri. Mr. G. H. Crosser has purchased the lot south of Mr. Drysdal's residence near the Baptist church in Bloomfield and will erect a dwelling on it shortly Co-mentioned: Mr. Drysdal. Quote: "Mr. G. H. Crosser has purchased the lot south of Mr. Drysdal's residence, near the Baptist c…
- 1884-07-05 Bloomfield. G. H. Crosser and J. S. Cobb presented this office with the largest Irish potatoes of the season Co-mentioned: J. S. Cobb. Quote: "G. H. Crosser and J. S. Cobb have presented this office with the largest Irish potatoes of the season."
- 1884-09-06 Bloomfield. Mrs. G. H. Crosser employed as assistant teacher for Bloomfield public school Co-mentioned: W. A. Jones. Quote: "The school board has employed Mrs. G. H. Crosser and Miss Viola Wammack."
- 1884-12-13 Bloomfield. G. H. Crosser & Co. have a handsome assortment of Christmas trix Quote: "G. H. Crosser & Co. have a handsome assortment of Christmas trix."
- 1885-01-31 Bloomfield. G. H. Crosser called out to see his mother last Tuesday, very ill; she is now convalescent Quote: "G. H. Crosser was called out to see his mother last Tuesday, on account of her being very ill, but we are glad to state she is now convalescent"
- 1885-05-30 Bloomfield. G. H. Crosser, feeling envious of the notoriety achieved by certain marble players of town, has set in for his share of the glory. George is a dead shot and will win the belt if the boys are not careful
- 1886-01-09 Bloomfield. G. H. Crosser has received his commission and has taken charge of the post office at this place
- 1886-01-16 Bloomfield. G. H. Crosser, the new Post master distributed his first mail Monday
- 1886-01-23 Bloomfield. A few of the young ladies and gentlemen assembled at the residence of G. H. Crosser Thursday evening and enjoyed themselves in social games
- 1886-03-13 Bloomfield. A few of Miss Viola Wammack's friends assembled at the residence of G. H. Crosser Monday evening and had a pleasant time
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